With the exception of Muhammad Ali, he is arguably the most famous man in boxing today. His name is Don King

Everyone loves the movie script Vince wrote but Drama is the deal breaker. Turtle just can't get a break with his new restaurant. Eric and Melinda crash Sloan's date, and Vince woos Sophie.

Vince takes a surprising step after a first date with Sophia. The guys urge Sloan to work things out with Eric and a therapy session yields mixed results for Ari and Mrs. Ari.

Micky, Doug and Jake are three married pals who work at the same Chicago newspaper. One day, Micky laments to Doug and Jake that his wife Donna has discovered a cache of personal porn on his computer.

Admonished by Micky for being "cold" to Missy, Donna arrives at his office to ask her out to lunch a decision that does not sit well with her husband.

Discussing his sideline business with Don over lunch, Bill finds himself drawn to an attractive young waitress named Ana. Nicki worries over Wayne's enrollment at a Catholic school. At Home Plus, Bill finds his deal with Weber Gaming jeopardised by Reese's impatience.

Having uncovered Bill's secret, Margene befriends an unsuspecting Ana, then arranges lunch with the unequally unsuspecting Barb and Nicki to introduce them to their prospective sister-wife. Bill discovers an underground polygamist group have resurfaced with a vengeance.

Jacqueline invites Abraham to join her at a local Russian bath.

Everyone loves the movie script Vince wrote but Drama is the deal breaker. Turtle just can't get a break with his new restaurant. Eric and Melinda crash Sloan's date, and Vince woos Sophie.

Vince takes a surprising step after a first date with Sophia. The guys urge Sloan to work things out with Eric and a therapy session yields mixed results for Ari and Mrs. Ari.

Micky, Doug and Jake are three married pals who work at the same Chicago newspaper. One day, Micky laments to Doug and Jake that his wife Donna has discovered a cache of personal porn on his computer.

Admonished by Micky for being "cold" to Missy, Donna arrives at his office to ask her out to lunch a decision that does not sit well with her husband.

Libby struggles to stick to her alibi, buckling under the weight of Rita Sue's superiority. Jones goes for a ride with Ben; Talbot-Smith intercepts a near disaster for Justin and reneges on a deal with Scudder; Stroud increases security with his "Knights of Jericho".

Aunt Mimi and Davis form a record company and sign rapper Katey Red; Janette makes her dramatic departure from Restaurant Brulard; Antoine reluctantly lands a teaching job.

Discussing his sideline business with Don over lunch, Bill finds himself drawn to an attractive young waitress named Ana. Nicki worries over Wayne's enrollment at a Catholic school. At Home Plus, Bill finds his deal with Weber Gaming jeopardised by Reese's impatience.

Having uncovered Bill's secret, Margene befriends an unsuspecting Ana, then arranges lunch with the unequally unsuspecting Barb and Nicki to introduce them to their prospective sister-wife. Bill discovers an underground polygamist group have resurfaced with a vengeance.

Jacqueline invites Abraham to join her at a local Russian bath.

Junior uses an injury at the courthouse as an opening to introduce a new defence. Ralph's son is badly hurt in an archery accident. A fire at the stables results in the death of Tony's favourite horse. Tony confronts Ralph, resulting in a bloody and deadly climax.

Tony calls on Johnny Sack for help when his crew begins to question Ralph's sudden disappearance. Tony forces Christopher into rehab, but group therapy soon deteriorates into a brawl. Furio is noticeably cooler toward Carmela after his return from Italy.

A wicked satire on mass media depicting the war initiated between two media moguls intent on buying the same Los Angeles football team.

Danny Hoch, Patricia Smith, Dante Basco, Maggie Estep, Black Ice, Kent Foreman and more.

The host takes on Trump's second impeachment, the Republicans' vote to acquit, and issues a warning to Democrats; the next pandemic.

Micky seems peeved when Donna doesn’t "get" a joke he heard at the bar about oral sex and The Three Stooges … but is it just a cover for what is really upsetting him? Jake ends his office affair with Ilene, and Doug seeks to curtail his wife Carol’s excessive spending.

While Micky and Donna search for a hobby, the guys enlist Jake to find out whether a man is tired of his beautiful wife.

When Samson announces the carnival's next stop, Lila challenges his authority. Stumpy and Rita fear dark days to come, and Libby urges Jones to reveal a secret to the troupe. As Justin baptises his converts, a new tragedy rises to the surface.

Margene's dysfunctional past is illuminated when her mother pays a visit to the Henricksons. With tensions high as the FBI close in on the fugitive polygamist leader, Bill plays a dangerous end-game to land Weber Gaming, pitting Roman against the Greenes and vice-versa.

Stressed out and exhausted, Bill proposes he take a night off from the wives every seventh day. With the Weber deal still in doubt, Bill continues to play both sides of the dispute, hoping to incite Roman to take retaliatory measures that will finish off the Greenes.

Tensions mount between Jersey and New York when Tony and Carmine argue over profits from a real estate scam. Janice grows impatient with Bobby's grief. Junior must find a new course of action to get out of his trial when the judge rejects his latest defence strategy.

Furio resigns from the crew and returns to Italy. Paulie tries to prove his loyalty to the Soprano family, but his burglary scheme ends on a violent note. Tony's feud with New York begins to hurt financially, but Johnny Sack has a proposal that may solve their problems.

Bob Odenkirk and David Cross lead an ensemble cast in a series of hilarious sketches.

Lt. Colson questions the quality of police investigations; Janette lands at Le Bernardin; Annie attempts composing; Davis discovers new talent; Sofia gets an internship.